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FTM Vocab. 16-19

TermDefinition
facilitate V. to make (something) easier, to help bring something about
avarice N. excessive desire for wealth or profit, greediness
trussed Adj. tied up securely, supporting something
apprehensive Adj. viewing the future with anxiety or alarm : feeling or showing fear
optimum N. the most favorable condition for growth or progress
optimal Adj. describing the favorable condition of something
veracious Adj. truthful, honest
trajectory N. the curve that a body (spaceship or planet) forms in space OR a path or progression of development (my grades are on a positive____)
prodigy N. an extraordinarily talented child or youth
hypocrite N. a person who puts on a false appearance of virtue (goodness) or religion; a person whose behavior contradicts their stated beliefs or feelings
prodigy A 7-year-old who finishes college.
avarice Shop owners who double prices during hurricanes so they can make "allllll"the money....
veracious Kenny Kane does NOT have a reputation for being this way.
apprehensive Worried/scared
duplicitous Your "BFF" pretending to be your friend while spreading rumors about you could be considered ____.
prodigy This word would NOT describe young Mrs. Quin's math talent.
trajectory You might pay attention to this to determine if a field goal attempt will sail through the goal post.
optimum Ideal
veracious antonym Dishonest
apprehensive antonym Calm
trussed How Max is attached to his dad in Chapter 18.
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